Two years later, Marlow journeys to Patusan to visit Jim. En route, he encounters the elderly head-man of a village in Batu Kring who speaks of Jim reverentially and refers to him as Tuan Jim (Lord Jim). Jim tells Marlow of his experience upon first arriving in the region: Sitting on the tin box containing his luggage, and with the revolver in his lap, Jim made the last part of his journey in a small dugout canoe. Upon arriving at the bank, the boatmen run away, and Jim leaps out after them thinking they are stranding him. Just then a large group of people come out towards him and a boatful of armed men pull alongside the canoe. He reveals to Marlow that he was so nervous that if the pistol had been.....
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